y’all remember the comments on r/worldnews? Around 2015-early 2016 they were fucking horrifying. I remember pretty much every article describing a tragedy having comments being filled with bloodlust and people posting about “failed integration” due to “cultural differences”. Those same differences were never ever ever expunded upon, and it was just mostly concluded that “those people” were inferior for some odd reason.

Whitepeopletwitter is really fucking weird. Some times you’ll get posts like this, and some times it’s just straight Paul Joseph Watson. That sub is either being brigaded a lot, or it has a genuine identity crisis.

Libs think Trump is some sort of criminal mastermind since he keeps not getting arrested. Turns out you don’t need to be particularly clever if you just enrich the right people and have an army of bloodthirsty boatdealers.

He has just the right amount of rightous smugness and complete brainworm-infection that makes him infuriating. He isn’t just dumb as a rock, he is also unshakably confident in his stupidity. Frankly that makes him a proto-redditor, except that he uses twitter exclusively.

China would never even get them into the country. Even if the state decided to allow them to live, a bunch of crazy locals would murder them just for the hell of it.

Ruling class doesn’t believe in anything other than greed, more news at 11

For some reason the way people make money or do business is never considered proper scrutiny for most liberals. They will scream bloody murder if you don’t fulfil decorum, but make money torturing people or bombing them and they won’t say shit.

That article has to be some sort of op. The sources on the claims are both about how the company are building bases in Xinjiang, and not the other part, where they just throw out the 1 million Uyghyrs number. Is this how consent manufacturing feels in real life?

What do they even need a bombing range for. Thought they used Iraq and Afghanistan for testing bombs

Ironically enough the post also looks like it was written by a cokehead living in Brooklyn, but I agree with your point in general.